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Erik Anderson1, James Ahrens2, Gilbert Preston3, Antonio Baptista4, Claudio Silva1
VisTrails: Applications in Scientific Visualization
1SCI Institute2Los Alamos National Lab.3University of Utah Dept. of Psychiatry4OGI School of Science and Engineering
Overview
Cosmology Joint work with James Ahrens at LANL
Schizophrenia Joint work with Gilbert Preston at U of U
River Inlet Studies Joint work with Antonio Baptista at OGI
Visualization in Cosmology
Simulations are particle-based
There are huge amounts of derived data
Different simulations give different results
Visualization in Cosmology
What can be done better? More intuitive control over data exploration
processes More integrated interaction capabilities
What was done well? Scientists are exposed to their data in a new way New questions were asked about the structure of
their data
VisTrails in Schizophrenia
Collaboration with Dr. Gilbert Preston MD
Studying the effects of magnetic stimulation of the brain
Hugely multi-modal study
VisTrails in Schizophrenia
Multi-modal study EEG MEG MRI Genetics
Huge amount of data Approx. 300 GB of
raw data per person 1400 people
VisTrails in Schizophrenia
A simple visualization tool is not enough
Signal processing is important to the study
VisTrails in Schizophrenia
MRI Processing Doctors are used to
seeing things a certain way
Visualization aims to be able to look at more data at one time
VisTrails in Schizophrenia
MRIs are stored as regular volumetric grids. What can we do to add to the visualization? VisTrails Demo
Visualization in Schizophrenia
What can be done better? More intuitive control over data exploration
processes More integrated interaction capabilities
What was done well? Multi-modal integration can be controlled from a
single workflow New methods of visualization were used to better
describe data products
VisTrails in Oregon
Collaboration with Antonio Baptista from OGI
Visualization of time-based, peta-scale data
VisTrails in Oregon
Interaction with scientists is more important than the visualization alone
Scientists need to be able to see an advantage in order to use a new visualization method